Into the oped that the president wrote for the usa today on health care. The Washington Post fact check says almost every sentence contained a misleading statement or falsehood. And we have more on polling. New polling to dig through. Steve kornacki is back with the numbers. But first, willie, take us through the damage caused yesterday by Hurricane Michael. Yeah. This is a bad one. A wide path of destruction along the Florida Panhandle after Hurricane Michael made landfall yesterday. The storm came on shore as a catastrophic unprecedented category 4 with maximum sustained winds of 155 Miles Per Hour. At least two deaths are being blamed on the storm including that of an 11yearold child. Governor rick scott has deployed search and rescue teams to some of the hardest hit areas, like panama city where the damage is extensive. The storm tore down power lines in that pop lar resort town. Bill, how bad was this . I think were still going to find out. We only had about two hours to gather th
the convention speech that spells doom down the road. goldwearks mondale and the first george bush learned that the hard way. will romney and obama avoid the trap? hi, i m chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today, abc s sam donaldson, nbc s kelly o donnell, the new york times helene cooper and new york magazine s john hileman. it s kickoff time. the conventions will be the biggest time yet to muster troops and reach millions at home. restless tea partyers probably won t get as bad as 1964, when barry goldwater delegates made things impossible for nelson rockefeller, chanting while he spoke, we want barry. it s danger to the party. [crowd chanting we want barry ] well, four years later with the vietnam war the big story, riots outside the convention hall in chicago stole the spotlight from vice president hubert humphrey, who was saddled with lyndon johnson s war. he never recovered from those images in the chicago streets. sam, this is the old question of
the convention speech that spells doom down the road. goldwearks mondale and the first george bush learned that the hard way. will romney and obama avoid the trap? hi, i m chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today, abc s sam donaldson, nbc s kelly o donnell, the new york times helene cooper and new york magazine s john hileman. it s kickoff time. the conventions will be the biggest time yet to muster troops and reach millions at home. restless tea partyers probably won t get as bad as 1964, when barry goldwater delegates made things impossible for nelson rockefeller, chanting while he spoke, we want barry. it s danger to the party. [crowd chanting we want barry ] well, four years later with the vietnam war the big story, riots outside the convention hall in chicago stole the spotlight from vice president hubert humphrey, who was saddled with lyndon johnson s war. he never recovered from those images in the chicago streets. sam, this is the old question of